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Blockchain Training for Future Innovators: Be a Catalyst of Change

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This course is designed to cater to a diverse range of professionals who are eager to embrace blockchain technology and harness its potential in their respective fields. It provides a solid foundation for both technical and non-technical individuals to understand the concepts, applications, and challenges associated with blockchain, empowering them to drive innovation and make informed decisions in the rapidly evolving blockchain landscape.

Finance and Banking Professionals: Professionals working in financial institutions who want to gain insights into blockchain’s impact on financial transactions, payment systems, and security.

Supply Chain and Logistics Professionals: Individuals involved in supply chain management, logistics, and procurement interested in understanding how blockchain can enhance transparency, traceability, and efficiency in the supply chain.

Legal and Compliance Experts: Professionals in the legal field who want to grasp the legal implications and regulatory frameworks associated with blockchain technology.

 

The total estimated duration to cover java full stack training program including theory and hands-on projects would be approximately 10 weeks(2.5 months). This is considering daily 2 hours commitment and assuming 5 days training week :-

Theory and Conceptual Learning:

  • HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: 4 hours
  • Java Programming: 8 hours
  • Java Frameworks (Spring Boot or JavaServer Faces): 8 hours
  • Relational Databases (SQL, Database Design, and Querying): 6 hours
  • Hibernate (Object-Relational Mapping): 2 hours
  • Front-End Frameworks (React.js or Angular): 8 hours
  • RESTful API Development: 6 hours
  • Server-Side Technologies (Java Servlets and JSP): 8 hours
  • Spring Framework: 8 hours
  • Testing and Quality Assurance: 2 hours
  • DevOps and Deployment: 2 hours
  • Security Best Practices: 1 hour

Hands-on Projects:

  • Project 1: 7 hours
  • Project 2: 7 hours
  • Project 3: 7 hours

Please note this estimation can vary a little bit as per the pace of the batch, additional inclusion of hands-on sessions on the fly . Its also important to allocate ample time to enhance engagement during the session , project implementation  by students , revising of concepts and technologies time to time to reinforce understanding. We don’t compromise in learning quality. Hence it may  extend the class duration a bit.

With our comprehensive Java Full Stack training and hands-on project experience, you’ll be well-equipped to tackle real-world challenges, contribute to innovative projects, and secure lucrative positions in the thriving IT industry. Your expertise in both frontend and backend development, coupled with the Java technology stack, will position you as a valuable asset to companies seeking versatile and skilled professionals.

Take the leap into the world of Java Full Stack development and unlock a future filled with exciting career prospects and competitive salaries!

Here are some potential job roles with estimated salary ranges you can aim for :-

  1. Full Stack Developer:
    • Responsibilities: Developing and maintaining both frontend and backend components of web applications, collaborating with cross-functional teams, implementing features and enhancements, ensuring seamless user experiences.
    • Salary Range: INR 6,00,000 to 15,00,000 per annum
  2. Frontend Developer:
    • Responsibilities: Designing and implementing captivating user interfaces, developing responsive web pages, optimizing performance and user experience, collaborating with designers and backend developers.
    • Salary Range: INR 4,50,000 to 12,00,000 per annum
  3. Backend Developer:
    • Responsibilities: Building and maintaining robust server-side applications, implementing RESTful APIs, handling business logic and data manipulation, optimizing performance and scalability.
    • Salary Range: INR 5,00,000 to 14,00,000 per annum
  4. Java Developer:
    • Responsibilities: Developing and maintaining Java-based applications, writing efficient and reliable code, integrating with external systems and APIs, troubleshooting and debugging, ensuring code quality and scalability.
    • Salary Range: INR 4,00,000 to 12,00,000 per annum
  5. Software Engineer:
    • Responsibilities: Participating in the full software development lifecycle, collaborating with cross-functional teams, designing and implementing software solutions, writing clean and efficient code, performing testing and debugging.
    • Salary Range: INR 4,50,000 to 13,00,000 per annum

 

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Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction to Blockchain
  1. Fundamentals of blockchain technology
  2. Key components: blocks, transactions, cryptography, miners, and ledgers
  3. Types of ledgers: centralized, decentralized, and distributed
  4. Use cases and applications of blockchain technology
Module 2: Cryptography and Hash Functions
  1. Cryptographic principles and techniques
  2. Hash functions and cryptographic hashing algorithms (e.g., SHA-256, Keccak-256)
  3. Symmetric and asymmetric encryption
  4. Digital signatures: private key, public key, and their role in blockchain
Module 3: Smart Contracts and Solidity
  1. Smart contracts and their significance in blockchain
  2. Ethereum blockchain platform and its capabilities
  3. Solidity programming language for smart contract development
  4. Building and deploying smart contracts on Ethereum
Module 4: Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies
  1. Understanding Bitcoin and its underlying technology
  2. Bitcoin mining and miners
  3. Bitcoin wallets and transactions
  4. Hashing algorithms used in Bitcoin: SHA-256, RIPEMD-160
Module 5: Ethereum and Decentralized Applications (DApps)
  1. Ethereum ecosystem and its role in blockchain development
  2. Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and its execution environment
  3. Building decentralized applications (DApps) using Ethereum and web technologies
  4. Interacting with DApps using web3.js or other appropriate libraries
Module 7: Blockchain Security and Consensus Mechanisms
  1. Security challenges and vulnerabilities in blockchain systems
  2. Implementing secure coding practices for smart contracts and blockchain applications
  3. Consensus mechanisms and their role in maintaining a distributed ledger
  4. Bitcoin’s Proof of Work (PoW), miners, and other consensus algorithms
Module 8: Blockchain Integration and Interoperability
  1. Integrating blockchain with existing systems and legacy applications
  2. Implementing blockchain data integration and data exchange protocols
  3. Exploring interoperability solutions like sidechains and cross-chain communication
  4. Investigating blockchain scalability and performance optimization techniques

Module 9: Blockchain Use Cases and Industry Applications
  1. Real-world use cases and applications of blockchain technology
  2. Case studies in industries such as finance, supply chain, healthcare, and more
  3. Identifying opportunities for blockchain adoption and understanding its impact
  4. Ethical and legal considerations in blockchain implementation
Module 10: Ledger and Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLTs)
  • Introduction to ledgers and their role in blockchain systems
  • Exploring distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) such as Hashgraph, Corda, and IOTA
  • Comparing different ledger types and their applications
  • Understanding the impact of ledgers on transparency, immutability, and data integrity
Module 11: Blockchain Project Development
  1. Hands-on project development using blockchain technologies
  2. Collaborative project work to implement blockchain solutions
  3. Applying learned concepts to build decentralized applications or enterprise blockchain systems
  4. Utilizing appropriate tools and frameworks for project development
  1. Supply Chain Management:
    • Case Study: Walmart and IBM collaborated to develop a blockchain-based supply chain solution. By tracking and tracing products from the source to the shelf, they were able to enhance transparency, reduce fraud, and improve efficiency in the supply chain.
  2. Financial Services and Banking:
    • Case Study: Ripple is a blockchain-based payment protocol that enables fast and low-cost cross-border transactions. It has been adopted by various financial institutions, including Santander and American Express, to facilitate instant and secure international money transfers.
  3. Healthcare:
    • Case Study: MedRec is a blockchain-based system developed by MIT researchers to improve medical record management. It ensures secure sharing of patient records among healthcare providers, reduces duplication of tests, and enhances patient privacy.
  4. Identity Management:
    • Case Study: Estonia implemented a blockchain-based digital identity system called e-Residency. It enables individuals to securely authenticate their identity and access various online services, including business registration, banking, and document signing.
  5. Voting Systems:
    • Case Study: Voatz is a blockchain-based voting platform used in several jurisdictions in the United States. It ensures transparency, security, and immutability of voting records, enabling remote voting and streamlining the election process.
  6. Intellectual Property Protection:
    • Case Study: IPChain is a blockchain platform implemented in Russia to protect intellectual property rights. It provides an immutable record of copyright ownership, enabling creators to prove their ownership and protect their work from infringement.
DevOps and Deployment
  1. CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) pipelines using Java technologies
  2. Containerization with Docker and container orchestration with Kubernetes
  3. Monitoring, logging, and troubleshooting in production environments
Security Best Practices
  1. Web application security fundamentals with Java technologies
  2. Implementing authentication and authorization mechanisms
  3. Common security vulnerabilities and mitigation strategies
Project Work
  1. Hands-on projects to apply learned concepts and technologies
  2. Building real-world full stack applications using Java technologies
  3. Collaborative projects with version control and agile development methodologies

 

E-commerce Platform:

Requirement Analysis: The e-commerce platform aims to provide users with a seamless online shopping experience. Users should be able to browse products, add them to a shopping cart, proceed to checkout, and make payments securely.

High-level Overview of Codebase Structure and Components:

  • Frontend: Develop a user-friendly interface using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript along with a frontend framework like React.js or Angular. Implement product listing pages, shopping cart functionality, and checkout processes.
  • Backend: Build the backend using Java and the Spring Boot framework. Implement RESTful APIs for product management, user authentication, and order processing. Integrate with a database like MySQL or PostgreSQL to store product information and user orders.
  • Database: Utilize a relational database management system (RDBMS) like MySQL or PostgreSQL to store product data, user information, and order records. Design the database schema to handle product management, user authentication, and order processing.

Blogging Platform:

Requirement Analysis: The blogging platform aims to allow users to create and publish blog posts. Users should be able to register, create posts, browse and comment on posts, and manage their blog profiles.

High-level Overview of Codebase Structure and Components:

  • Frontend: Develop an appealing and user-friendly interface using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript along with a frontend framework like React.js or Angular. Implement features for user registration, blog post creation, post browsing, and comment functionality.
  • Backend: Build the backend using Java and the Spring Boot framework. Develop RESTful APIs for user authentication, blog post management, and comment functionality. Utilize a database like MySQL or PostgreSQL to store user data, blog posts, and comments.
  • Database: Utilize a relational database management system (RDBMS) like MySQL or PostgreSQL to store user data, blog posts, and comments. Design the database schema to handle user profiles, post storage, and comment management.

Online Learning Management System:

Requirement Analysis: The online learning management system aims to provide users with access to courses, enrollment, assignment submissions, and progress tracking.

High-level Overview of Codebase Structure and Components:

  • Frontend: Develop an intuitive and interactive user interface using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript along with a frontend framework like React.js or Angular. Implement course catalogs, enrollment flows, assignment submission pages, and progress tracking functionalities.
  • Backend: Build the backend using Java and the Spring Boot framework. Develop RESTful APIs for course management, user enrollment, assignment submissions, and progress tracking. Utilize a database like MySQL or PostgreSQL to store course data and user information.
  • Database: Utilize a relational database management system (RDBMS) like MySQL or PostgreSQL to store course data, user information, and assignment records. Design the database schema to handle course management, user enrollment, and assignment tracking.

 

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